Comments on: New Review Just In

By: Debra Gaynor

Debra Gaynor — Sun, 21 Jan 2007 12:28:52 +0000

I really enjoyed your book. The characters were
funny. It wasn’t a slap
you in the face humor. Perhaps because I have a
nursing home ministry that
I found the humor. The people at the card table
reminded me of my husband’s
grandmother. She said exactly what she was
thinking. She considered it
wisdom.
The people sitting there playing cards and
nonchalantly talking about murder
and in their minds plotting one. I guess I’m weird
but I found it ironic
and funny.
Keep up the good work. You are very talented.

I will be donating the book to the Hancock
Public Library. Their
website is http://www.hcplky.com
Please check out my website.
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By: Randy Richardson

Randy Richardson — Tue, 16 Jan 2007 22:24:33 +0000

Congrats on the great review! You’ll love Love is Murder, by the way. I went last year and had a blast. A friendly bunch. Best of luck with the pitches - just keep throwin’ strikes!

Randy

By: Cheryl

Cheryl — Tue, 16 Jan 2007 20:48:16 +0000

I’ve heard the comment about the romance often now that I’m beginning to think I’m in the wrong genre. Harlequin (or whomever) here I come! Stan and Teresa were fun to write about — wait until you see what happens at the end of the second book in the series. All I’ll say is, “On Top of Ol’ Smoky.”

As for there not being any other books, hmmm. Guess I need to put this second one to bed, finish off the sci-fi volume I’m working on, and flex my fingers for the third in the series.

I’ll be pitching the second (or maybe the sci-fi) at the Love Is Murder convention in February.

By: DJ

DJ — Mon, 15 Jan 2007 21:02:00 +0000

My coworker who is an avid reader and loves mysteries of any kind, completed reading your book and had this to say about it (she’ll write a real review when she feels better. She just came back to work after a couple weeks of being ill.) She said, “I really enjoyed this book because it was so different. It was interesting to discover the book was a whydunnit rather than a whodunnit. I especially enjoyed the romance! My dad was 45 when I was born and so grew up among older adults. It was fun to see this story centered in a senior center with seniors as the major players. I went to the library to find other books by Cheryl and there were none. I was disappointed.”